No. I thought that I might have to, but my Speedometer is over-reporting by 2mph (if it says 40mph, I'm actually only going 38mph) so I left it alone.
Bigger tires should have made it under-report, so it must have been over-reporting by about 3mph with the stock tires (I got new tires the same...
Here's more info here:
https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/white-material-between-cab-bed.13426/#post-206190
And here:
https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/thre...am-pad-between-cab-and-bed.14254/#post-216099
I've had 265/65/18 tires on my stock Lariat wheels for a year and a half now, with Zero issues:
https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tires/goodyear-wrangler-duratrac-rt/p/145892
You should be fine with the 265/70/18 tires.
Hmmm . . . maybe something has changed since I last formatted my 64GB USB Thumb Drives to FAT32, but the entire 64GB is there and available, full of music files, and working fine.
It works for me anyway.
(^ That was subtle sarcasm)
Yes, Windows 10/11 no longer has the option to format to 'FAT32'.
Here's a free Utility that I use to format my USB Thumb Drives to 'FAT32' :
https://fat32format-gui.en.lo4d.com/windows
This is not an installer, it's just a small Utility Program that you can download & use for free.
Just be...
Most likely it is the USB Thumb Drive formatting - wrong format, and it will not be recognized.
If memory serves me right, it needs to be formatted 'Fat32' ; but someone else here might know more about it than I can remember.
Good luck with it.
Your Transmission will be fine.
It is your Transfer Case that will be damaged - possibly catastrophic damage, and BIG $$$ to replace !
Doing what you describe having done, just a little bit, isn't going to hurt anything. But if that continues for a significant distance, then that could be very...
Here's more info here:
https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/threads/white-material-between-cab-bed.13426/#post-206190
And here:
https://www.ranger6g.com/forum/thre...am-pad-between-cab-and-bed.14254/#post-216099
I am curious if this stuff is still being found on any '25 Rangers.
"Bucked" means that all of the parts & pieces for your Truck's build have been gathered together, and your new Truck is now ready to go down the Line and be built.
Congratulations!